The HarperCollins publishing company made a deal with an unnamed company, and now it wants authors to license their books to train AI.

Feng Zhu and Bonnie Yining Cao’s exploration of the challenges and opportunities of doing business in the digital age.

Authors would have to opt-in to the agreement with an unnamed AI firm, with one reporting an offer of $2,500 to license their ...

Backlighting, color and a larger size — plus a ton of other perks — make the ReMarkable Paper Pro an excellent upgrade from ...

Wake Tech is excited to announce its new partnership with BibliU, a leader in integrated academic and campus store solutions.

As fans of books, especially in their physical format, it is our great pleasure to launch 8080 Books, an imprint of Microsoft ...

Microsoft will attempt to find the sweet spot between the speed of social media and the lasting impact of books with its own ...

Hopkins Press and NSTA have teamed up to release a new resource for K–12 teachers for integrating artificial intelligence ...